Sentence examples for start to revive from inspiring English sources

The fear is that Spain will stagnate even as other economies start to revive.

Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance says the government could start to revive the private-label MBS market by gradually rolling back expanded limits on the size of loans it will guarantee.

In the first instance, parties start to revive themselves by mastering such slippery things as mood, tone and emotion, before starting to tell a convincing story about the country.

Perhaps these networks will help to nurture the huge potential benefits of this cultural collision by creating contagious optimism that may start to revive us, pushing us forward toward an economic turnaround more quickly and forcefully.

Stoke City are closely monitoring Saido Berahino's situation at West Bromwich Albion and are considering making an offer for the striker, who looks increasingly likely to leave the Midlands club this month in pursuit of a fresh start to revive a promising career that has badly unravelled.

Timing is critical as the market starts to revive, experts said.

This has boosted public confidence, which was starting to revive anyway after the containment of SARS.

Until credit starts to revive, the ECB cannot think about tightening policy.

Mr. DeLisio started to revive the Chamber of Commerce, in part by allowing anyone to join.

But the industry is starting to revive, with regulators in a far more central role.Microlenders are attracting capital again.

Canada and many smaller European countries started to revive at about the same time as the United States, early in 1933.